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When developing lightweight applications - we may want to store some data. If a database is overkill - there's a great alternative: localStorage! While it doesn't replace a database for, well, database purposes, it does serve as a simple file-based storage system that you can leverage to store easily-accessible data...
Joel Olawanle
When developing large React applications, we typically use many images and videos, install third-party packages/libraries, make API calls, and do a variety of other things. That naturally increases the time it takes to load our application and results in a massive bundle size, which contributes to a poor user...
Axios is a promise-based HTTP client library that makes it simple to send asynchronous HTTP requests (such as POST, GET, and DELETE) to REST endpoints, mainly APIs. In this article, we will learn how to send POST JSON requests with Axios, and how to handle both previously serialized and unserialized...
When creating React applications that fetch content from external sources that take some time to load, it is always a good idea to provide a pleasant user experience by engaging users and keeping their attention with a loader, as this helps users understand what is going on rather than leaving...
When a developer creates an application, the next step is to share it with friends or the public so that everyone can access it. That process of transferring code from a development environment to a hosting platform where it is served to end users is called deployment. Hosting used to...
A component is the probably most important concept to understand in React. It is one of the core building blocks of React that allows us to split a UI into independent, reusable pieces, making the task of building UIs much easier. All of these independent components are then combined into...
Events usually represent some type of interaction between the user and the app - any time a user clicks on the object, types in the input field, drag or drop some element, and so on. Therefore, each event usually requires some type of reaction from the app. Each time a...
Deployment is the process of moving our code from a source control system to a hosting platform where it gets stored, and can be served as an application to end users. Typically, this is done either in the cloud or on a local server. Prior to the advent of cloud...
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